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Table 1. Listing of the inaccuracies in Section 2.2.1.2 of the Feasibility Study with regard to Western Auto

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Table 1. Listing of inaccuracies in Section 2.2.1.2 of the Feasibility Study with regard to Western Auto. Values in FS Section 2.2.1.2 BTEX - Former Diesel UST Benzene: (29 /zg/kg) Toluene: (12 to 25 /zg/kg) Ethylbenzene : 1 (16 to 1,700 M9/kg) Xylene: (53 to 210 /zg/kg) BNAs - Former Diesel UST Laboratory Analytical Data ENSR Sample ft/Value T1-2/29J T1-2/12J T1-4/16J T1-3/25J T1-4/16J T1-3/20J Tl-1/100 Tl-2/240 T1-1/85Y T1-2/210Y ENSR Sample # /Value BB&L Sample #/Value SS-8/25U SS-8/25U SS-10/25U SS-9/25U SS-10/25U SS-9/290 SS-7/270 SS-8/340 SS-7/25U SS-8/53 BB&L Sample ft/Value Individual BNAs (I2 to 23,000 /xg/kg) 2 -Methylnaphthalene (the most abundant individual BNA in the ENSR samples) Phenanthrene (the most abundant individual BNA in the BB&L samples) BTEX - Former Waste Oil UST Benzene (33-140 /ig/kg) Tl-3/2,200J Tl-2/8,200 Tl-1/14, 000 Tl-4/23,000 Tl-3/1, 100J Tl-2/4,600 T1-1/6,900J Tl-4/11,000 ENSR Sample #/Value T2-3S/1, 500U T2-AS/1,500U SS-9/NA SS-8/NA SS-7/NA SS-10/NA SS-9/3,200 SS-8/9,400 SS-7/6,300 SS-10/15, 000 BB&L Sample #/Value SS-6/34 SS-14/140 TUT 006 0444 *64 …

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Table 1. Listing of inaccuracies in Section 2.2.1.2 of the Feasibility Study with regard to Western Auto. Values in FS Section 2.2.1.2 BTEX - Former Diesel UST Benzene: (29 /zg/kg) Toluene: (12 to 25 /zg/kg) Ethylbenzene : 1 (16 to 1,700 M9/kg) Xylene: (53 to 210 /zg/kg) BNAs - Former Diesel UST Laboratory Analytical Data ENSR Sample ft/Value T1-2/29J T1-2/12J T1-4/16J T1-3/25J T1-4/16J T1-3/20J Tl-1/100 Tl-2/240 T1-1/85Y T1-2/210Y ENSR Sample # /Value BB&L Sample #/Value SS-8/25U SS-8/25U SS-10/25U SS-9/25U SS-10/25U SS-9/290 SS-7/270 SS-8/340 SS-7/25U SS-8/53 BB&L Sample ft/Value Individual BNAs (I2 to 23,000 /xg/kg) 2 -Methylnaphthalene (the most abundant individual BNA in the ENSR samples) Phenanthrene (the most abundant individual BNA in the BB&L samples) BTEX - Former Waste Oil UST Benzene (33-140 /ig/kg) Tl-3/2,200J Tl-2/8,200 Tl-1/14, 000 Tl-4/23,000 Tl-3/1, 100J Tl-2/4,600 T1-1/6,900J Tl-4/11,000 ENSR Sample #/Value T2-3S/1, 500U T2-AS/1,500U SS-9/NA SS-8/NA SS-7/NA SS-10/NA SS-9/3,200 SS-8/9,400 SS-7/6,300 SS-10/15, 000 BB&L Sample #/Value SS-6/34 SS-14/140 TUT 006 0444 *64587* 64587 Values in FS Section 2.2.1.2 Toluene (23-3,900 fig/kg) Ethylbenzene (12-1,600 ^g/kg) Xylene (23 to 34,000 /zg/kg) Laboratory Analytical Data T2-4S/7J T2-1S/28J T2-3S/740J T2-AS/760J TT-2S/29J T2-4S/150 T2-1S/230 T2-SN/230 T2-AS/890J T2-3S/980J T2-2S/51JY T2-4S/60Y T2-SN/120Y T2-1S/430Y T2-AS/5,800Y T2-3S/7,000 SS-3/25U SS-4/25U SS-6/320 SS-14/3,900 SS-5/100 SS-3/25U SS-4/30 SS-2/850 SS-14/1,600 SS-6/420 SS-5/125 SS-3/6U SS-2/501 SS-4/128 SS-l4/34, 000 SS-6/2,700 1 Ethylbenzene: Draft FS report notes eight samples; these results are actually from four split samples and one ADL sample (NOTE: the FS states 1,700 /ig/kg but ADL reports a value 16.9 /ig/kg) . 2 We have not been able to identify a soil sample with this concentration. 3 This value is estimated (J) and comes from a water sample (T-2W) not a soil sample and its units are /xg/L. 4 SS-1 and T2-AS were samples collected beneath a newly broken waste oil tank vent pipe and are indicative of product from that pipe and not of the condition of the soil before excavation. J = estimated value, usually because the value is below the reporting limit NA = not applicable, not a target analyte U = not detected at stated detection limit Y = manually integrated by the laboratory analyst TUT O44I